Met1985

Im not surprised at all with the volatility from basically all the models. We had an SSW or at least a significant weakening of the PV. We also have the MJO doing its thing and it's a good thing at that. The models have had a really tough time in the mid-range this season. A lot going on in the atmospheric river.

Same crap different season. It's fun to watch. Get ya popcorn!

Borrowed this from @Carvers Gap. This is the most recent run of the Euro control run for the month of December. Not a bad look at all. Still will be a lot of back and forth but positive. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

Positive steps today on the models. It's not like we aren't seeing Positive trends here. Especially when considering the MJO is moving in the right direction. Yeah this current weather sucks but hey the colds coming.

Typical La Nina look bro. You cooked already?

Yeah yesterday didn't look as good but I mean it freaking changes daily. But even a weakened state helps tremendously.

I'd honestly prefer to get deeper into December.

Everything is looking great my man.

From Allan Huffman Well for all you #SSWE people out there. Today's 00z EPS showed all members (100%) showing a 10mb U wind reversal over the north pole around 11/28 to 11/29. The implications, are enhanced blocking risk in December and the possibility that the SPV will be further receptive to weakening later in the Winter which could influence the mid/late Winter. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

From Allan Huffman. Well for all you #SSWE people out there. Today's 00z EPS showed all members (100%) showing a 10mb U wind reversal over the north pole around 11/28 to 11/29. The implications, are enhanced blocking risk in December and the possibility that the SPV will be further receptive to weakening later in the Winter which could influence the mid/late Winter. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

Im getting conflicting data. I just saw a post that said the 00z EPS looks like a go for wind reversal. Although the PV being in a weakened state works as well.

This is a typical La Nina look actually. Dumps west then moves East or thats the idea. Still a lot to iron out though but Iike things heading into December.

Very true and hopefully we cycle through to better years with more snowfall.

That's our climate though. Usually people outside the mountains just need 1 big snow to make their annual snowfall.

Nothing we don't know especially the past 5 winters. Hopefully things look up starting this winter.